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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 135912" data-attributes="member: 102">I have a different view of it. She did complain about Jenna having Bobby's baby but people have to realize that not being able to have a baby was Pam's biggest insecurity. She'd known for a long time that she couldn't have a baby but for the first time she was being faced with another woman having her husband's baby. Her solution was to try to adopt Jenna's baby. I'll take that any day over her earlier reaction when faced with the news she couldn't have a baby. You remember what she did then?  She tried to jump off the roof of a building and ended up in a sanitarium. Bobby literally grabbed her and pulled her back from the edge. The doctor treating her at the sanitarium was worried that Pam was so far gone that she didn't know if she know how to restore her mental health - something Pam's doctor told Bobby only after he had bought Christopher which seemed to do for Pam what the doctor couldn't.Her situation in season 10 was tougher because she still couldn't have a baby and yet Jenna was having Bobby's baby. Her reaction of trying to adopt it compared to attempted suicide showed a great increase in Pam's strength and that she had gone through some serious personal growth in those 6 years in between (7 years if you count the dream). Personal growth is a tough process and a lot of people aren't willing to go through that process because in order to achieve it you're going to make some mistakes along the way and that's a painful experience. That's why a lot of people never change or progress. They're afraid of having to make those painful mistakes.</blockquote>

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